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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1955
Page
1
A fragment notes a halt at 8 p.m. near Bald and shiney home corners, with reference to Road Area School. The unreadable OCR limits clarity, but the item appears to be a local notice or schedule snippet mentioning a meeting or event time and nearby landmarks.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a finance proposition and sponsorships. It references a local public framing with mentions of people and dates, but the text is unclear. No definite names, places, or outcomes are discernible from the readable portions.
Soviet party chief Khrushchev warned the West that the hydrogen bomb can be considerably increased in power. He said it is equivalent to millions of tons of ordinary explosives and repeated this claim after a tour of India, Burma, and Afghanistan. The remarks, made to a joint session in Moscow, attacked Western policy and urged restraint while criticizing U.S. leaders for interference in Eastern Europe.
On Route 1 about miles south of Union City yesterday afternoon two cars collided on an icy surface. No injuries were reported though damages reached 280 dollars. Police stated the northbound lead car driven by Robert Prete slowed near a patch of ice and was struck from behind by Victor Ala 90.
A Russian strike on President Eisenhower draws swift US reaction. Officials note Khrushchev’s boast and the timing of the address, linking it to broader Cold War tensions. Analysts question Soviet control pressures and the impact on atomic weapons policy amid Eastern Europe prayers for freedom.
Masons and Royal Arch members staged the St John’s Day Banquet at Curry Area High School cafeteria. Dr Maron Cochran of Oil City preached on Cornerstones and Pillars and new officers were introduced as Jewels were presented to Lawrence Davion and Oliver Sexton. The annual affair was sponsored by Comy Lodge 365 and Columbus Royal Arch Chapter 200.
Disjointed report describes the second Little America station near the Whale Deep area where flagpoles and radio towers rise from the wind. It notes Adm Byrd's team maintaining structures and plans, with helicopters and a radio relay post among the site's evolving equipment and scientific aims.
Harrisburg reports a new bill allowing physicians to issue orders for prescribed medications by telephone in emergencies. The act requires immediate written transcription by the pharmacist and doctor within 22 hours.
Hundreds enjoyed an ice skating event at Maul Pare feuik as cold wind and hill conditions challenged participants. Under authority from St Louis A. Darald Gibbins, 4, president of Fouke Mur Co, a single agency handled the event while noting government actions and the overall outcome.
Patent number 2,726 was granted by the U S Patent Office in Washington to Charles D Pirrotti of Corry for a plunger connection fitting used in a reciprocating pump. The device aims to improve sealing and reduce binding between the plunger and cylinder by a new crosshead and split pin arrangement within a groove and clamping member.
A Democratic leader said a tax compromise is close as talks with Republicans intensify at a Washington conference. The speaker noted he has been approached by Democratic colleagues about a possible agreement on tax proposals and hoped a deal could pass the Senate Finance Committee soon.
Fragmented OCR outlines a legal update on delaying Edwin G OlCinjye and related matters. Mentions Macomber 2 for remit, Haggerty, and a New York State Court of Appeals context with timing decisions and possible July 1 implications. The text is garbled with multiple names and dates, preserving a court action thread without clear outcomes.
Twin girls were born at City Hospital to Mr and Mrs Kavli and to Mr and Mrs Williams of Corry. The newborns weighed seven pounds each and arrived at the hospital today.
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration plans to ask Congress for a long term pledge to back foreign aid projects abroad. Officials say this moral commitment would cover specified programs over a decade, while annual appropriations would still be decided each year.
President Eisenhower, after arriving from the capital, enjoys light exercise and a 30 minute practice on a nearby naval base diamond. He strolls with aides and family, including Gen Howard Snyder and Milton Eisenhower, amid clear warm weather as discussion on future messages and Congress plans unfold.
A woman suffered injuries after slipping on glare ice on Cryster Street near the Pennsyvannut and Erie tracks. She was taken to a physician for treatment as merchants and police noted slick sidewalks and rapidly freezing conditions downtown.
A motion and resolution expressed sorrow over the death of Hanin Wop ier, former lead bassist of the Fitistaiyeh Phalle band. The Wagner tune was cited as a symbol of the person’s influence and the community’s grief. A violin tribute reflected the public affection and sympathy from peers and friends.
Harrisburg reported that only about one quarter of available Salk polio vaccine has been used in Pennsylvania. Dr Benn F Mattison noted marked contrast between public excitement for the vaccine and reluctance to take it, with low take rates for second doses. He cited National Foundation participation and winded supply constraints as factors in slow uptake.
A representative of the United States Chamber of Commerce designated the Carry C of C in Corry as tackling one of the most important jobs for the chamber. District manager Paul Movin spoke at a noon luncheon at the Hotel Corry before 98 members from five groups. He outlined a plan and noted progress in various local efforts including school, farmer, and other community activities.
Thompson warned he would resign from the City Council if Kinley is appointed to head the streets department. The council session near adjournment saw Thompson publicly oppose the move, amid criticism of the department’s management and calls for budget revisions. Kinley attended as a spectator and would gain influence if Thompson steps down.
Titterlee Lele Corp of Warren files a $6 million suit in U S District Court against General Electric Westinghouse Electric and Claude Nean Lights alleging a conspiracy to restrain trade by limiting access to patent licenses and technology for fluorescent lamps and components. The suit claims prior conduct by Sunray Beleinea and seeks damages around 2.0 million in the latest action.
City Council in special session amended the budget, adding 10,000 to projected expenditures while cutting the real estate millage by a quarter. The revised plan totals 198,847 versus 188,792, with five and a quarter mills for 1956 instead of five and a half. Streets Department gains include sewer cleaning, paving, surface water fixes, and snow removal plus unpaid-bills provisions and debt payoffs.
Dover authorities reported a plane crash near the Hills on the conth, with initial word that one or two persons were killed. Investigators noted two bodies found at the scene and indicated the aircraft may have been tied to Gulf Refining property interests.
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